WTC DEP 300s Manual de usuario
USER MANUAL
DEP 300s - Q06905
Weld Control Communications
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TABLEOFCONTENTS
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Regarding this Documentation.............................................2
Revision History ...................................................................2
Languages Available..............................................................2
Symbols Used in this Documentation...................................3
Common Techniques Used in this Manual ..........................4
WTC Support - Industrial Technical services [ITS]............4
Working with Static-Sensitive Devices.................................5
Chapter 1: Overview...........................................................9
DEP 300s..............................................................................9
Physical Connections..........................................................11
Keypad layout......................................................................12
Chapter 2: Home Menu ...................................................19
1. System Settings...............................................................20
2. Network Connections .....................................................22
Backup / Restore.................................................................23
Network Communications..................................................29
3. Serial Network ................................................................37
4. Changing Language Preference ......................................39
Chapter 3: MODE SELECTION ..................................41
Home [f1]...........................................................................42
Chapter 4: Program Mode................................................43
Program Mode- Navigation Tree........................................44
Level 1: ...............................................................................45
Level 2: ...............................................................................46
Level 3: ...............................................................................47
Level 4: ...............................................................................48
Level 1.1: Review Schedule Menu......................................49
Programming a Schedule ....................................................51
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Level 1. 2: Review Stepper Menu.......................................63
level 1. 3 Review Setups Menu ...........................................69
level 2.1 Review HIC Menu ...............................................70
level 2.2 EIP Options Menu...............................................70
level 2.3 Welder ID Menu ..................................................78
Level 2.4 Reload Options Menu.........................................79
Breaker Type.......................................................................83
Level 3. 1 Local Ethernet Menu.........................................89
Level 3.2 Fieldbus Mapping Menu.....................................95
Level 3.3 I/O Mapping.......................................................96
Level 3.4 Network Address Menu ......................................96
Level 4.1 Servo Cal.............................................................97
level 4.2 Spots .....................................................................98
Chapter 5: Status Mode..................................................105
Fault Menu .......................................................................108
fault filtering .....................................................................109
Stepper Status Menu ........................................................110
stepper reset ......................................................................112
RAFT Menu ....................................................................113
HIC Menu........................................................................115
IO Status Menu ................................................................115
Weld Data Menu ..............................................................117
Pressure Control Menu.....................................................120
Errors Menu .....................................................................120
Chapter 6: Display Mode ...............................................121
Heat Display Menu ..........................................................123
Chapter 7: Change Timer...............................................127
FAQ ..................................................................................131
How do I Upgrade DEP300 (EDEP) Software?..............131
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REGARDING THIS DOCUMENTATION
This documentation is written to support the DEP 300s hand-held data
entry panel with software Q06905-23
It has been designed for planning, programming, start-up personnel,
operators, service technicians, plant operators, line builders and
maintenance personnel to assist with procedures related to installing
the weld control.
Screen shots of the software application are for illustrative purpose
only and may appear different than your specific application.
REVISION HISTORY
LANGUAGES AVAILABLE
This documentation was originally published in English. Translations
are available in Chinese and Japanese.
REVISION REL.DATE COMMENTS
1.0 1/28/11 InitialreleaseofmanualM‐035030,softwareQ06905‐00‐11.
2.0 6/20/16 CompleteupdateofmanualwithsoftwareversionQ96905‐23
2.1 12/19/16 AddednoteforBack‐upandRestorecycleandMStiming.Updated
formats.
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SYMBOLS USED IN THIS DOCUMENTATION
In compliance with the CE standard, the following symbols are
used to identify safety instructions. Their meaning is a s follows:
This symbol will be used wherever failure to observe safety measures
may result in death, severe bodily injury o serious damage to
property.
This symbol will be used wherever insufficient or lacking compliance
with instructions may result in personal injury.
This symbol denotes when insufficient or lacking compliance with
instructions may damage equipment or files.
NOTE:
This symbol informs the user about special features, or where to find
more information.
This symbol draws attention to specific instructions or product
features.
This symbol indicates that only WTC service personnel or WTC repair
partners should service or open this device. Breaking a warranty seal
will void the warranty of this device.
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COMMON TECHNIQUES USED IN THIS MANUAL
The following conventions are used throughout this manual:
• Bulleted lists such as this one provide information, not
procedural steps.
JNumbered lists provide sequential steps or hierarchical
information.
Italic typeisusedforemphasis.
WTC SUPPORT - INDUSTRIAL TECHNICAL SERVICES [ITS]
WTC tests all of our products to ensure that they are fully operational
when shipped from the manufacturing facility. If you are experiencing
installation or startup problems, please review the troubleshooting
information contained in this publication. If you need assistance,
please contact Customer Support (see the table below); our trained
technical specialists are available to help. When emailing please
provide a photograph of the serial tag and Hardware Status Screen on
the DEP 300s if possible.
If the product is not functioning and needs to be returned, contact
your distributor. You must provide a Customer Support case number
to your distributor in order to complete the return process.
Phone
United States/Canada 1.248.477.3900 Ext: 3020
Outside United States/
Canada
Internet
Worldwide Go to http://support.wtc.com
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WORKING WITH STATIC-SENSITIVE DEVICES
ESD COSTS!
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) can ignite flammable materials and
damage electronic components. Static electricity can attract
contaminants in clean environments or cause products to stick
together. Other costs of ESD-damaged electronic devices are in their
replacement and production down time. Associated costs of repair
and rework, shipping, labor and overhead can be significant. Reducing
losses to ESD and static electricity is an ABSOLUTE NECESSITY.
PERSONNEL GROUNDING
Before touching any Electrostatic Discharge Sensitive (ESDS) devices or
circuit boards, put on and wear an Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) wrist
strap. Ground this strap through a one megohm (1 MΩ) resistor.
HANDLING OR MOVING ESDS DEVICES
Handle all circuit boards by their edges ONLY. NEVER touch the traces
or edge pad connectors.
WORKSTATION REQUIREMENTS
If diagnostics are required, move the circuit board to an approved ESD
workstation. A static-safe workstation must include a grounded ESD
mat, wrist strap and cord. The measured static voltage at a workstation
MUST NOT exceed 50 volts.
For detailed information about ESD contact:
WTC Industrial Technical Services
Phone: +1 248-477-3900 | Fax: +1 248-477-8897
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.weldtechcorp.com
HOW TO GET HELP AND SUPPORT
NEVER use the personnel grounding system described below when
working with voltages above 220 VAC.
NOTE:
Use ONLY static-shielding containers for transporting ESDS devices or
circuit boards.
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For technical support, contact WTC's Industrial Technical Services
department. Please have the following information available:
Your Contact Information:
• Company Name
• Phone Number
• FaxNumber
• Email Address
Weld Control Part Number and Serial Number
• Located on the serial tag on the outside of the cabinet
Weld Timer and DEP-300 Firmware Revisions
• The weld timers firmware revision is located in the Display Mode
menu.
• The DEP-300s firmware revision is located in the System Settings
menu.
Description of Problem
• Faults and Alerts
• Mechanical and Electrical Issues
• Weld Quality Issues
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